The Yanutha Is A Puffer Jacket Built For When The Weather Gods Unleash Their Wrath. Consisting Of Entirely Recycled Materials, It Comes With Three Pockets, A High Collar, And Elasticated Cuffs.

It Falls To Below The Waist And Has A Regular Fit.

Regular Fit

The Key To Preserving Sustainable Clothes Made From Recycled Fabrics Is To Wash Them As Little As Possible, Which Also Helps Save Energy And Keeps Environmentally Harmful Microfibres Out Of Precious Ecosystems. However, When There’S Nothing Left To Do Other Than To Give Your Recycled Knits, Sweaters And T-Shirts A Wash, Here’S What You Should Be Doing.
Hand Wash With Cold Water.
If You Choose To Machine Wash, Be Sure To Use Cold Water, Low Spin Programs And Short Wash Cycles.
Wash As Part Of A Full Load, But Without Any Sharp Or Hard Objects.
Use A Clothing Bag To Capture Microfibres.
To Remove A Stain, Spot Wash The Affected Area With Mild Soap And A Sponge.
Do Not Tumble Dry.
Do Not Use Fabric Softener.
Dry Your Shirts On Clothes Hangers To Reduce Wrinkles.
Iron At Low Temperatures And Avoid Steam Settings.